I wanted a quick dessert with a difference. This is a recipe from regions around the Black Sea adapted by me.It makes a jelly type dessert , can be made with wine and be used in a trifle.

My teens says this taste just like the real thing. I like to give 2 to each person just because mine are older and eat more. Ive put this in bento boxes for lunches, picnics, and done some for a snackle box for road trips. Why cheaper and less ingredients I can’t even pronounce, and I chose the bread. We do wheat bread.Can also use any kind of cookie cutters and do fun shapes or holiday themed, for younger kids. No need to buy that uncrushable kitchen tool when cookie cutters do the job just fine. Uncrustables on the go box- https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/r/24837400

Spearmint and peppermint are two plants we keep in planter pots for fresh cooking, and for making mint jelly for grilled lamb. Easily and quickly made fresh, and can be kept in a small jar in the fridge.

I tried making carrot jelly using several methods, such as using squeezed out carrot juice, or cooking it until tender and pureeing it, but I think this version is the best!To grate the carrot, I used a fine-tooth grater that I normally use to grate ginger and garlic.The amount of sugar depends on how much lemon juice is used, but if you don't add at least 3 tablespoons it will be sour. If you like it sweet, try using 4 tablespoons. Recipe by FarmersK

I made these jellies so that they're easy to handle for bringing to potluck parties. I also aimed for a quick-set jelly that uses the fruit skin as the container. So, those were the reasons behind putting this recipe together. Using kanten allows these jellies to set in room temperature, which means you can store them in the fridge after they're slightly set, taking less space.This satisfying grapefruit jelly has a really fruity and refreshing texture since it consists of half pulp and half juice. Please adjust the amount of sugar and honey to the sourness of your grapefruit. Mine was slightly sour, so I added a bit more honey, but, it's really up to you. Recipe by Smuchi

This is a sugar-free fruit kanten that you can use as a part of a dessert or to enjoy the natural sugars of the juice.You can increase the amount of kanten if this is a bit acidic. You can top with syrup if you like sweet things. Or, you can add sugar to the leftover juice. If you want to make a strong citrus dessert, squeeze lemon juice on top when eating and enjoy the refreshing taste. Recipe by Mikki-an

I love strawberries so I use lots of them.I always make this when I can get my hands on cheap and tasty strawberries.I finally came up with this recipe after many trial and errors, thinking about the following points: To prevent discoloration, the gelatin liquid should be pinkish, prevent scum floating on top and keep a nice strawberry texture. The picture has two layers, and the bottom part is milk pudding. I used gelatin that requires 250 ml liquid per 5 g gelatin powder. Please check the gelatin package and adjust the amount of liquid you use. Recipe by Ma-nyan

I found the recipe here: https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/sangria-gelatin-ring/ and modified it to my liking. You can use other fruits as well.

Okayama prefecture Muscat Grapestaste great by themselves, but I decided to try making them into a jiggly jello.I like soft jello, so I adjusted the amounts. You can make this with other grapes and red wine as well!- The muscat grapes will oxidize and change color when peeled. Please place them into the fridge as soon as possible after peeling.-This is a soft jelly. Please use 250 ml water if you want a more solidified jelly.-When making this for guests, you won't have to worry about it setting in time if you make it the day before. Recipe by Koyokkoyo

I wanted to make something using my delicious grape compote.Add the jelly once it has completely cooled. It's soft, so it will take a little time to completely thicken."Gelée Dessert" is a gelatin formulated especially for mousse, so it will melt in your mouth. You can find it in bakeware shops, or use regular ready-to-use powdered gelatin instead. Recipe by Pu-kosan

I wanted to make a tart that reflected the season. I tried really hard to poke out the seeds with a toothpick, but wasn't able to remove them well. So I placed the grapes on top, but it turned out they were actually seedless.A tart with just grapes didn't look all that impressive, so I added red wine jelly.Please adjust the baking time for the tart according to your household oven.I had some leftover crème diplomat, which is made by mixing heavy cream and custard cream, so it might be good to make 1/2~2/3 the amount called for. Or you can use the leftovers for another sweet... I used red wine jelly for the finishing touch, but if the jelly is liquid after adding the wine, chill it in the refrigerator for a bit so that it's easier to work with before pouring it on the tart. Recipe by Yukanattsu

I adapted a recipe I saw in a book to use instant coffee, and added a little sugar.If you have granulated sugar, use that instead of regular white sugar. I think it gives a slightly more refined sweetness.As I wrote in the introduction, I added a lot of gelatin to make it the consistency I like, so you can use less if you prefer. Recipe by Shoutaboo